What is the validity of the Electoral Bonds in India?
Electoral Bonds were introduced in the Union Budget 2017-18 in order to make the funding in elections transparent. These bonds are interest-free instruments that can be issued on a non-refundable basis. Such bonds have the validity of 15 days from the date of such issue whereas any person who is a citizen of India or any company incorporated in India can subscribe to such bonds. These bonds can be purchased from designate branches of SBI against cheque or digital payment only. The eligible political parties can redeem such bonds.
By selling a bike for Rs. 45000, Abhishek incurs a loss of Rs. 5000. Find the loss %.
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Marked price of an article is Rs.280 more than its cost price. If profit earned is equal to the discount given then find the profit earned?
A trader allows two successive discounts of 20% and 10% on selling an article. If he gets 550 for that article, find its marked price.
On selling an anicle for ₹984, Arnn loses 18%. In order to gain 15%, he must sell it for:
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A Shopkeeper gives 4 articles free on the purchase of every 12 articles. He also allow a discount of 20% to customer and still earn 20% profit. Find the...
A merchant labeled an item with a price 40% higher than the cost price and subsequently sold it with a discount of d%, resulting in a 5% profit. Determi...
